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Absolutely! I love that CZ P10c

Yes he did. First match out with it. Says its his goto gun now.

Yea, our first time there, great place to shoot. Lots of shade and grass. Great fast stages

Our first time there, great match

Yea I didnt catch that. Fun match that day, everybody was having fun

Its a lot of fun. If you're close enough, you should try it at least once.

Yes, 22LR

@@floridashooters7527 thanks. Anyone shoot 9mm at the steel challenge

Oh yea, quite a few, you even see the occasional .40 and .45 @@docUSSNeverSail

Thank you! Still getting used to that little Hellcat Pro but I do love it!

Our pleasure!

Thanks!!

For Steel Challenge, yes, a Rimfire pistol is all you would need. Depending on if you have iron sights or a red dot you would be in either RFPI, (Rimfire Pistol Irons) or RFPO, (Rimfire Pistol Optics). But for this match, Rimfire Challenge, you would need a Rimfire Pistol and a Rimfire Rifle, as you have to shoot each stage with both guns. If you are in Pinellas County, Check out the Wyoming Antelope Club. Its on 126th Ave in Clearwater, just south of Ulmerton Road. They have a Steel Challenge match there every 3rd Saturday of the month. Dean Herrig runs it and he is a very helpful guy.

Yes, Check out the Wyoming Antelope Club. They are on 126th Ave, just south of Ulmerton. They have matches there just about every weekend. Also at Hernando Sportsmans Club, but thats in Brooksville Florida, about 75 to 90 minutes north of you.

Never figured out why the malfunction. The steel poppers were fixed for this match, so you just had to bang them and repaint each time. They said something about having trouble calibrating them for the .22 division so they made them fixed.

Covers the zones so you cant see if you are hitting a 0, -1 or -3 Just something they do to make it more interesting.

Thanks. I actually improved my best time to date on that stage.

Well, sort of. there was a fault line, and the course was poorly designed. Should Have been 2 barrels there stacked and no hostage target that close.

Thank you!!

Same style yes, 5 strings per stage, but must be done with both a rifle and a pistol, times are added together. Generally 7 to 9 plates per stage. Other than that, pretty much same rules as Steel Challenge.

Scoring is time plus penalties. Plain brown targets are zombies, require 1 hit to the head, targets with red paint are infecteds, require 3 hits to the body, 2 of which must be C zone or better. Failure to neutralize a zombie target is a "Still Walking" penalty, adds 5 seconds to your stage time, Failure to neutralize an Infected target is a "Created A Walker" penalty and adds 10 seconds to your time.

@@floridashooters7527 Looks awesome. Im gonna have to try it sometime. What are the equipment requirements/capacity rules?

@@travispowell2471 They have 6, 8, 15, and 24 round capacity division, plus a PCC, which is unlimited raounds and Heavy with is 6 rounds or 45acp or 45lc only requires 2 shots in some and 1 in others

Yes it was. Hopefully you can make it up to our neck of the woods more often.

Come over and say hi next match!

@@floridashooters7527 Definatly! Whats your name? My name is Walker, and my dads name is also Walker. My dad has the big white beard and the camo hat with a pirate patch on the front. We will also be there in may with my grandpa and younger sister. Hope to see you there!

@@SaltWalkerOutdoors Oh yea, you guys drive the big Excursion. I'm Steve, my son is Michael.

Absolutely! Get out and have some fun!

Its the Palmetto State Armory PA-X9 with a few changes

I believe they do. They have all the barnyard animal steel targets they setup on the 200 yard range.

@@floridashooters7527 I contacted them, 3rd. Sunday 9 AM every month. Thanks!

This was at The Wyoming Antelope Club in Clearwater Florida, off Ulmerton Road. www.wacshooting.com/

Its the Wyoming Antelope Club in Clearwater, off Ulmerton Road. They always setup great courses and have matches going on 6 nights a week.

@@floridashooters7527 Thank you very much for the info.

Taran Tactical makes them for the XDm for 9mm and .40